Holiday houses in Kinsa Cocha

Peaceful, pleasant, a perfect place to stay in Peru. Carolina's place was probably the best AirBNB that we have ever stayed in. Not only was the house immaculate and super Peruvian but the house came with Marle. Marle is one of the most sweetest, helpful, and genuinely kind hostess. Her Lomo Saltado was phenomenal. I absolutely recommend this place!! My family and I enjoyed a trip of a lifetime with this beautiful place as our "home base". Ferninand was also super helpful for transportation. This AirBNB has it all!!!

I loved evry minute at Mayra's and Zachs. Not being used to locking my house up I locked myself out at one point late in the night and their son had to climb in the window and always nothing was a problem. I felt very welcomed and very well taken care off. I would highly recommend the hot tub as it is a highlight although it takes alot of preparation from the hosts the mountains and night sky are truly medicine for your soul. Infact all parts of my stay was medicine and the quiet space I needed to get some work done and also recuperate from lots of hiking. The breakfasts are also amazing!!! so much abundance. I loved my stay and Mayra and Zacs hospitality so much I am going back again next week....feels like going home.....familiar while away from familiar. 🙏🙏🙏

Christian was extremely helpful and responsive. The house was clean and as described. Location is right in the centre of Pisac so everything is at your feet. Just needs a coffee pot (which Christian offered to sort out) and some darker curtains in the bedroom as there's a street light right on the window.

Amazing and unique accommodation! The place was peaceful and very clean. There are ceremonies you can take part in at the temple by the accommodation. Milagros was friendly, helpful and responded quickly. I was given lots of useful information about the accommodation and the area. Would highly recommend staying here. I wish i stayed longer!

The small house was very comfortable, centrally located in Arin and very close to the waterfall even with the view of the waterfall from the bedroom!! The hot water was constant with an amazing shower head and there’s beautiful jasmine in the garden area. The house is in the same gated area as another large home that’s about 20 feet away. Still private But during my months day, there were several other people that were coming in and out of the property. There’s a corner store just a block away for water and basic food. The heating was not very strong. It was one heater that would only go to 50%. There was ample closet and storage space which was great for me and my traveling partner. Maybe be helpful to ask for another heater or extra blankets if you’re going during the cold season. The pans were also all aluminum so we had to purchase our own pan in neighboring city that was stainless steel. Overall, a very good value for the money great location And beautiful garden area.

A beautiful Airbnb in a beautiful location. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in nature after being in Cusco for a couple of days. The kitchen was fully-equipped so we were able to make our own meals. It is a little hard to get to, but the host recommended a driver that helped us out.

Unforgettable experience surrounded by nature. We would definitely come back. 100% recommended for those seeking peace, nature and an authentic experience in the sacred valley.

This is definitely the highlight of my trip! Acclimate well, have your phone and power bank fully charged and then you're ready to go for the most authentic Andean experience surrounded by the beautiful Kinsa Qocha and a bunch of alpacas. I learned so much from Fufina: Quechua, cooking and resilience and I really appreciate the way she took care of me for the cold nights and altitude sickness. The environment is perfect for people who want to get away from the fast tourist culture. Getting there without paying for private texi is possible. If you're coming from pisac, tell your collectivo driver that you're going to Kinsa cocha and they will drop you off at Amaru. After that it's two hours uphill hike but you can hitchhike/get an texi from there. I felt very luck to be able to join their life a little bit and made all those beautiful connection with the people, land and creatures around. I would def stay longer if it wasn't I need wifi to work remotely. Sending my love to them <3